Which of the following is NOT a way to load onto your trailer?

The correct choice identifies "Crossload" as a method that is not typically recognized for loading onto a trailer. In the context of trailer loading, common methods include single shotgun and double shotgun techniques, which involve specific alignments of cargo that maximize space and ensure stability.

Single shotgun refers to loading the cargo in a single straight line across the trailer, maximizing use of length in a straightforward manner. Double shotgun involves stacking or loading items in two, parallel lines to optimize space further. On the other hand, "Suicide" refers to a method of loading heavy items in a way that is potentially dangerous or unstable, often used informally to describe improper loading practices.

"Crossload," however, is less common and not considered a standard technique in loading trailers. It suggests loading cargo in a way that crosses the trailer's width, which can lead to uneven weight distribution and instability during transit. In safe load securement practices, ensuring a proper orientation and distribution of weight is critical for safe transport, making the identification of crossloading as a non-standard method of loading a key understanding for effective load management.